Livestock and Climate Initiative Advances Climate-Resilient Livestock Feed Strategies through an Occasional Feeds Conservation

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Abstract

A blog on an Occasional Feed Conversation, shedding light on the pivotal role of improved livestock feed management in adapting to climate change, particularly in arid regions. The discussion also emphasized the contribution of enhanced feeding practices to greenhouse gas (GHG) mitigation and reducing the environmental footprint of livestock.

Citation

Duncan, Alan, Jones, Chris and Spinelli, Madison. 2023. Livestock and Climate Initiative Advances Climate-Resilient Livestock Feed Strategies through an Occasional Feeds Conservation. Blog Post. Nairobi, Kenya: ILRI

Authors

  • Duncan, Alan J.
  • Jones, Christopher S.
  • Spinelli, Madison

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